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Didgeridoo Players Around the World

David Hudson David comes from the Ewamin/Yalangi aboriginal people of the north east coast of Australia. He is one of the most famous didgeridoo players in the world with over 30 CDs to his credit. David's diverse career includes work as a musician, artist, entertainer, and presenter. He is also the creative director of Tjapukai aboriginal cultural center in Cairns, Australia.		Steve Roach This first time I can remember hearing a didgeridoo was on the radio. The program was Music from the Hearts of Space and the album being played was Steve Roach's now classic "Dreamtime Return". Renowned recording artist Steve Roach is constantly searching for new sounds that connect with a timeless source of tranqulity in our ever-changing world.

William Barton William is one of Australia’s leading didjeridu players and composers and is a powerful advocate for the wider perception of his cultural traditions. Born in Mount Isa, he was taught the instrument by his uncle, an elder of the Waanyi, Lardil and Kalkadunga tribes of western Queensland.		Ed Drury Ed Drury is a multi instrumentalist, composer, teacher, instrument maker and author. Classically trained as a trumpeter, he went on to study didgeridoo with Aboriginal didjeridu master David Blanasi and world musician Stephen Kent. Ed lives in Portland Oregon where he teaches, performs and records.

Stephen Kent World renowned multi-instrumentalist and didgeridoo player/ recording artist based in San Francisco, CA. Stephen has blazed a trail across five continents. He is a pioneer in bringing the ancient Aboriginal sound of the didgeridoo into a contemporary context.		John Pascuzzi / Odd Music Oddmusic is home to unique, odd, ethnic, experimental and unusual musical instruments and resources. Look, listen, and explore music and musical instruments that aren't part of the mainstream. Showcasing unusual musical creations and sounds of unique artists and artisans from around the globe.

Mike Jackson Mike Jackson is arguably one of the most innovative and accomplished didgeridoo players in the world. He explores tone, texture and rhythm at speeds and in ways that are totally unique. His ripper CD, Behind the Mike* is available right here.*		Tjupurru A proud descendant of the Djabera Djabera aboriginal tribe, Tupurru plays the *Didjeribone* with sampling and electronic effects. He's a one man band creating live samples and looping them to create songs that crisscross musical genres.

Didjeridu Dingo Didjeridu Dingo is not your average white band. Six blokes, four of whom work for the Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service, play under the stars on guitar, drums and, mostly, didgeridoos. Their first CD, Soak'n the View is available right here.		Chad Butler Based in Scio, Oregon, Chad Butler is a true Renaissance man. He's a crafter of fine hardwood didgeridoo, plays didge in a rock band, Menstrum, is a volunteer firefighter, cobbler, family man, amongst other things. His didjs are extremely well crafted and loved by their owners.

Randy Graves Recording artist, multi-instrumentalist and didgeridoo performer from San Diego, CA. Now lives in Australia.		Jake Duncan A talented young didgeridoo player from Oregon. His CD titled "Sound Triggers Memory"* is available here.* Jake is definitely someone to keep and eye out for.

Susan Rawcliffe Susan Rawcliffe explorers primeval sonics. She's a flute maker, player, researcher, and didgeridoo player based out of San Pedro, CA.		Jay Atwood From the tribal drum circle to the orchestra pit, Jay Atwood walks between musical worlds like an ancient shaman, drawing power and inspiration from primal sources.

Log Rhythm Based out of Colorado, the music from the group Log Rhythm takes the listener on a blissful, relaxing journey featuring didjeridoo, synthesizer, and hang.		Ondrej Smeykal Ondrej has a highly original style of didgeridoo playing that is the result of a life completely devoted to his instrument.

Wicked Tinkers The Tinkers have been playing haunting, heart-pounding bagpipes, tribal drums and didgeridoo as a professional touring band since 1995.		Jeremy Donovan Currently residing in Sydney, Australia, Jeremy is recognized around the world as one of Australia's finest Aboriginal performers.

Frank Heinkel Frank Heinkel is one of the most amazing didgeridoo players you will ever run across. His contemporary style incorporates numerous sound effects and rhythms creating an atmosphere that is at once playful then haunting.


*Didgeridoo and Cultural Resources*

Didgeridoo Tribe A community site for resources and info having to do with didgeridoo and Aboriginal culture.		Charley-Didgeridoo An international, multi- languaged resource for didjeridu information.

AustraUSA A community site Australian's living abroad here in the United States.		Root-Top Music List A resource for top rated music retailers and performers from around the globe.


*Didgeridoo Sound Therapy*

Australian Vibrations Sound healing and vibrational therapy in Los Angeles, CA. Pablo Cunqueiro uses Sound Massage, Reiki and Meditation for therapeutic treatments .		Paradiso Sound therapist, didgeridoo instructor and performer located in the San Francisco Bay area specializing in holistic healing techniques.


*Didgeridoo Blog and DidgeWorld*

L.A.Outback Didgeridoo Blog Our own blog featuring a collection of unique news and resources on the didjeridu.		DidgeWorld Networking didgeridoo players and didgeridoo websites around the world .